Argument of Clarence Darrow in the Case of the Communist Labor Party in the Criminal Court, Chicago
Argument of Clarence Darrow in the Case of the Communist Labor Party in the Criminal Court, Chicago
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The unions were not bound to furnish food for Seattle. Men who are engaged in an industrial struggle, have the right to carry on their strug- gle, and if the other side can not live, let them make terms, that is all. - But these men in Seattle went further than men generally go. The first thing they did was to provide places to eat and places to buy milk, and provided that the lights should not be turn- ed off.
Gas was left flowing, electricity was left running, telephones were running and ever...y- body was fed; the only man who was creating any disturbance was Mayor Ole Hanson.
Now, they brought two witnesses here, one of them Wilson. Now, gentlemen, I want to speak to you about Wilson, and I am going to speak about him and take the chance of Mr. Comerford's waving the Starry Banner in front of you, which I know he will do anyway, and talking about everything except the case. Mr. Wilson was wounded in the wrist, and he was gassed, and he says that he was shipwrecked coming home from the war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The unions were not bound to furnish food for Seattle. Men who are engaged in an industrial struggle, have the right to carry on their strug- gle, and if the other side can not live, let them make terms, that is all. - But these men in Seattle went further than men generally go. The first thing they did was to provide places to eat and places to buy milk, and provided that the lights should not be turn- ed off.
Gas was left flowing, electricity was left running, telephones were running and ever...y- body was fed; the only man who was creating any disturbance was Mayor Ole Hanson.
Now, they brought two witnesses here, one of them Wilson. Now, gentlemen, I want to speak to you about Wilson, and I am going to speak about him and take the chance of Mr. Comerford's waving the Starry Banner in front of you, which I know he will do anyway, and talking about everything except the case. Mr. Wilson was wounded in the wrist, and he was gassed, and he says that he was shipwrecked coming home from the war.
What to read after Argument of Clarence Darrow in the Case of the Communist Labor Party in the Criminal Court, Chicago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Darrow Clarence to read onlineMoreLess
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